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6th Jan 2009, 02:27
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Can anyone help??
http://www.paradicephotography.com It displays fine in Firefox, Chrome, IE7, etc. but in IE6, the link column on the left hand side is pushed down below the text area. Also, I presume IE6 doesn't support the "min-height" attribute - it doesn't seem to anyway. If anyone could have a quick look at the html and css, I'd greatly appreciate it. My css might be a bit all over the place, so I apologise in advance! 
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9th Jan 2009, 02:00
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Sorted it out noiw - just floated the menu bar left instead of the text area right. IE6 annoys me SOOOOO much - wouldn't make ANY difference I wouldn't have thought, but there you go!
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22nd Apr 2009, 00:22
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Yes, thanks to IE6, web developers have so much more hassle, i have found time after time, my sites to be working on all browsers and completely messed up on IE6, i think its time Microsoft introduced a force update feature for IE6 users.
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6th May 2009, 09:41
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Stop supporting IE6. It's what I've done. IE6 users get a bar that tells them my sites no longer support them and that they should upgrade to at least IE7, but better yet 8.
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